To implement digital transformation successfully, it's wise to rely on a managerial discipline called change management. It is critical to performing digital transformation in a proper manner.
The Data Protection Officer (DPO) plays a key role in guaranteeing operational compliance. The function of a DPO is mandatory for all companies that monitor data subjects systematically and process their (sensitive) personal data.
Companies which simply digitized their processes and procedures as they were cannot be satisfied with their digital transformation since it has brought nothing but extra costs and trouble.
When electronic documents have been uploaded to a server, this does not mean we have done enough to preserve their integrity, authenticity, availability, usability and permanence throughout the life cycle.
The coronavirus crisis has exposed all the weaknesses of paper-based business. Effective document management and on-time execution of tasks today requires a digital office.
Digitally mature companies exploit the digitization of their operations as a tool for growth and revenue increase, while others risk being overcome by their competitors and left behind.
We should never underestimate the challenges of providing accessibility and usability of business documents while preserving their integrity, authenticity and permanence.
Data breach – intentional or unintentional – is very often a result of our own (un)doing. To minimize the risk, we need to carry out regular data security training for our staff, showing them on concrete cases how they should respond to data theft attempts.
If only yesterday the premise of greater efficiency was the key reason behind digitalization, hardly anyone gives it any thought today. In these uncertain times, going digital is the only way to be successful in business. This is particularly true for the financial industry.
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Further information regarding the processing and protection of personal data and the exercise of your rights can be found in the legal notice on our website or by contacting our authorized data protection officer e-mail at dpo@mikrocop.com or by mail at the following address: Mikrocop d.o.o., Industrijska cesta 1, 1000 Ljubljana, Slovenia. You can file a complaint about the processing of personal data with the Information Commissioner of the Republic of Slovenia.
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